Issues related to changes in input data
The article describes issues related to the volume or structure of input data that can be causing BP performance degradation at Manual Task steps.
The article describes issues related to the volume or structure of input data that can be causing BP performance degradation at Manual Task steps.
An increasing number of database locks leads to Business Process (BP) performance degradation regardless of the BP complexity.
Control Tower (CT) can work slow due to high load on the MS SQL end, slow queries, deadlocks.
High load on the MS SQL side and issues, such as slow queries or deadlocks, can cause Manual Tasks to perform slowly.
The article addresses OCR issues associated with quantity or quality of input documents.
Slow task processing can result from increased data volumes or a new document with a different structure introduced for processing.
Control Tower uses the MS SQL database (wfdb, ct schema). From version to version, the database structure can vary, but the high-level architecture remains the same.
If SQL Server is installed on the C drive, the disk runs out of free space sooner or later. To move the existing database, follow the steps below:
Every BP step accepts input data and produces output data. The BP step output data is then copied to the input of the next BP step.
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